Sentence examples for expected to be amenable from inspiring English sources
This system, then, would be expected to be amenable to the production of pharmaceutical or industrial proteins via agroinoculation in the greenhouse.
This methodology is additionally expected to be more amenable to in vivo applications, where thermal annealing is not an available mode of assembly.
Business intelligence and knowledge discovery services, such as advanced analytics based on data mining technologies, are expected to be among the services amenable to be externalized on the cloud, due to their data intensive nature, as well as the complexity of data mining algorithms.
49 Locally acquired and individualistic biases might be expected to be the least intransigent and the most amenable to change.
If Mr Denham and those like him expect Mr Blair to be amenable to their point of view, they may be in for a disappointment.The other threat to Mr Blair's freedom to manoeuvre comes from the process of transition that he will now have to embark upon.
This compound is structurally related to OSU03012 and OSU03013, and therefore we expect them also to be amenable to oral administration.
The problem is too large and deep-rooted to be amenable to modest reformism.
Don't expect a shippable solution to come out of Google's event next week, but expect to see that platform be amenable to third-party hardware solutions.
"You can use that to identify people who may be amenable to your message".
Under these conditions we would expect that a relatively low percentage of images would not be amenable to analysis.
